Report: US, Israel talking to Iran, Hezbollah over Ali al-Taher evacuation
A settlement is being negotiated behind the scenes concerning the Ali al-Taher hill, the Nidaa al-Watan newspaper reported on Friday.
“This settlement, involving the Americans and Israelis on one side, and the Iranians and Hezbollah on the other, stipulates the withdrawal of Hezbollah and Iranian Revolutionary Guard fighters from the hill and the entry of Lebanese Army units,” the daily said.
“Washington has informed Tehran that Israel has decided to capture the hill and everything within it, and there is no turning back. Therefore, this settlement was formulated in recent hours and is expected to be finalized within the next 48 hours. If Hezbollah and the Iranians reject this settlement, Israel will escalate its war, as the Israeli decision to capture the hill has already been made,” the newspaper added.
Nidaa al-Watan is a Lebanese daily political newspaper based in Beirut that focuses on sovereignist and independent news, and it operates under the ownership of MTV Lebanon CEO Michel Gabriel Murr.
Please do not surrender it and let the bombs rain down from the sky. You just do not learn from any historical data.
The gorilla war games does not work here as they found your location. Even Mojtaba is hiding under seven seas and no one can find him, you want to tell me that you want to fight the type of bombs used with Hassouna in Harat Hreik? Best of luck.

"Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said he had banned people from “committing anything that harms social cohesion” and urged authorities to avoid any “discouraging statements that weaken national and public motivation,” in a written statement published on Friday." ... His puppetmasters are sounding more and more like Nabih Berri ... ... sufficiently desperate and worried that the encouraging tolerance of diversities and individual rights essential to a Republic's government are unindulgently intolerable.
. . . Source: https://english.alarabiya.net/News/middle-east/2026/08/28/iran-s-khamenei-bans-acts-that-harm-social-cohesion-